Iranian Press TV did an in-depth interview with political analyst,
Edward Spannaus, who stated it is "unlikely" President Obama
"will last his first term" in office. This is what it has come
to, in less than two years after being elected. Spannaus stated there are
individuals in the President's own Democratic Party, seeking to remove him
from office. Et Tu Brute.

Some feel Obama is being mistreated as America's first black President,
by people steeped in prejudice, bigotry and racism. Undoubtedly, there are
individuals, such as racist radio personality, Rush Limbaugh, who are
harboring racist views against the President for being black.

However, there are some, who do not agree with Obama's financial
policies, seeing them for what they are, a massive liability to America and
the world, as they will not pan out. The Judiciary Report has stated this
for a year and a half and is being proven correct by current national
financial data.

While, the Judiciary Report, is not calling for Obama's impeachment at
this juncture, the site can't help but note the President is making a
massive amount of terrible mistakes, the results of which are inclined
to be permanent. When a nation becomes bankrupt, it threatens its ability
to act domestically and in the world. International success is more than
just bragging rights.

Spending more money than America has, did the country no favors in the
world and jeopardized valuable foreign investments as well. A sensible
person will not be swayed by artificial results, of a government pressing
up reams of money, with insufficient viable and profitable accounts receivables
to show for it. Commonsense says it simply will not work out. To reiterate
the site's ongoing finance theme, one plus one still makes two.

Austere budget cuts were needed from day one, with very selective and
limited assistance given to a handful of crucial companies, with the proviso
repayment be remitted in a reasonable amount of time. Using a political leaf blower
to indiscriminately dispense cash all over the nation was charitable, but
unwise, as the taxpayers will be left holding the bag, with many unable to
contribute, due to increased unemployment.

Obama took what he believed to be the easy way out, socialist spending,
but there are no genuine shortcuts to success. Capitalism and socialism
can't successfully exist in the same government environment. Capitalism is
what it is and requires hard work, adequate tax collection and prudent
government budgets to induce prosperity. Instead, the government spent
what it did not have, which set a terrible example for the rest of the
nation. How are you going to convince people to spend responsibly in their
personal finances, when you are spending irresponsibly.

This is what concerns the Judiciary Report. Obama, much like Bush, has
shown via his deeds, he is not looking for real, lasting results, just a
quick fix for posterity, in a futile bid to bar a bad legacy. America's
problems could have been fixed already, but Obama, much like Bush, did not
want to make unpopular decisions to get the job done.

The responsible course of action would have been to make budget cuts,
issue a small tax increase on the rich, decreased the national deficit
and reformed financial law, the sum total of which, would have built
up the nation's coffers. Then, one could safely use a portion of financial
surpluses to help those in need, having safely navigated the nation out of
treacherous financial waters.

Instead, from day one, it was spend money across the board that the
nation does not have, during a terrible financial depression and hope
things will get better. This Obama plan never made sense to the Judiciary
Report and the fruits of the administration's unwise financial initiatives
are cropping up, via a worsening economy. The current administration
has dug a deeper hole of debt, which is regrettable.